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t would happen if the deportation was inevitable and he said that he would take his own life and added, 'that is the only choice.' He cited a recent supreme court ruling in which appeals had been denied. He said that you cannot defend abusive process in the court of law in the USA. He told me that he is object

quiry. I have been asked by the Department of Health and The Prison Service to review several prison related issues. I am now the clinical lead for Criminal Justice Liaison and Diversion Services for The South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust. I provide services at Camberwell Green Magistrates Court, Croy